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Old 05-29-06, 03:05 AM
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could this be my problem?

ok, I've had ( what feels like) a slight loss in power, I have very little , if any, boost in 1st and boost doesnt seem to come on until around 3500 - 4000 in other gears and my car feels slow even though the boost gauge goes through to 10psi without a problem. I checked all the connections etc... and found nothing busted or split but what I did find was oil around the area where the Y-pipe connects to the primamry turbo ( see pic) , could this be my problem???


oh and I'm running non-Seq
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could be faulty solenoid or 1 way valve,had the same problem before, it was solenoid.
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D'you give that bolt a twist? It doesn't look bad in the picture to me.
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has anyone got a Non-seq diagram showing what solenoid/ valves I should check?
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I recommend ordering a new metal gasket and installing it. That is a pressurized connection, and may be giving you a boost leak.
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Originally Posted by GoodfellaFD3S
I recommend ordering a new metal gasket and installing it. That is a pressurized connection, and may be giving you a boost leak.

thats kinda what I thought considering there's a build up of oily resedue there, time to call Mazda
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Originally Posted by spekdah
has anyone got a Non-seq diagram showing what solenoid/ valves I should check?

Sorry mate I didnt notice you're non-seq....wont be the solenoids then.You in Auckland area?
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na I'm in chch
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